James Copeland
CEO, Deloitte Touche
Tohmatsu

J A M E S   C O P E L A N D

On May 10th, James E. Copeland Jr., chief executive officer of Deloitte & Touche and its global organization, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, sent graduates from the Robinson College of Business class of 2003 off to their future with a commencement address that focused on ethics and integrity, noting that the success of American business depends on how leaders demonstrate these qualities in their everyday actions and business decisions.

Here he shares some additional thoughts on the key to success and where he sees business in the next 10 years.

	What would you say to the students of today as they plan for a career in business?	Video (0:25.4)
	If you had to pick one key to success in business, what would that be?	Video (0:28.7)
	You have been inducted into Georgia State's Business Hall of Fame; what did that mean to you?	Video (0:30.8)
	When you were inducted into the Hall of Fame you were honored for both your business success and your role in the community. Looking back, what are some of your most memorable recollections in both areas?	Video (1:00.1)
	Please tell us your thoughts on the state of your industry today in view of the accounting scandals of the past few years.	Video (1:51.6)
	How do you think business will be different in the next ten years compared to the past 10?	Video (1:58.6)

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